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Latinx Talks Highlights Latinas Running in Primary Election

The National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) reports that Latinos make up less than 2 percent of all elected […]

The images that come to mind for most United States residents when thinking of Cinco de Mayo are of Mexican

The first time DePaul junior, Ariana Collazo heard of an Afro-Latina individual in school was last year during her Afro

WBEZ Chicago and Illinois Latino News (ILLN) are proud to announce a new partnership in best serving the public. The

After 31 years of the Little Village Arch serving as a symbol of the Mexican community in Chicago, the two-story

Illinois Latino News (ILLN) announces the launch of ILLN Opinion+, a monthly series that invites community leaders to showcase their

Many Latinos in Illinois are excitedly waiting for Día de los Reyes, Three Kings Day, the closing event of the

Christmas is this week, and the thoughts of Latino families across the state are set to the centerpiece of that

While the holiday malaise has abated the battle to redraw Chicago’s 50 wards, for the time being, both Latino and

Nearly two decades later, La Villita artist returns to redo popular mural of La Virgen de Guadalupe and tell the story behind it

No one should have to choose between decent, safe, affordable housing and one that is insecure, unhealthy, or worse –

“When I am faced with the choice of doing nothing or doing something, I will always choose to act. I